00:02A cheering crowd, while hooves pound the red dirt track, an annual event steeped in tradition.
00:10It's very important for us because we have this race for years for our forefathers and we continue to keep
00:19it going.
00:20This year attracting a small pool of competitors from the district, like walkabout boar trainer Peter Kenny.
00:26That's what I grew up doing, riding horses and breaking them all the time.
00:30He's been coming since the early 90s, but says the glow of the event hasn't washed away.
00:37I love doing this. I love riding horses, riding horses, galloping, getting all the kids and family all get together.
00:44It's a good thing.
00:45As he shares his passion with the next generation.
00:49Once the horses are away and the dust is settled, cowboys and girls bring out their best boots, jeans, belt
00:55buckles and hats.
00:56And let the festivities continue into the evening.
00:59Between sparkly chaps and whip cracks, best dressed is a tough choice for judges.
01:07I'm out here on a placement experience. I'm working a part of the Congress team in the health clinic.
01:13But it's left a positive impression.
01:15I would definitely like to come back. I think this community is so beautiful and there's so much to offer.
01:19And just being able to be here and learn and being amongst all the people is really a wonderful experience.
01:25Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:29Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:29Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:30Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:30Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:33Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:34Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:35Future stock men and women finding their stride.
01:35Future stock men and women finding their stride.
